Arabic-English dictionary / William Thomson Wortabet, with the collaboration of John Wortabet and Harvey Porter.

William Thomson Wortabet

Date:: 1888

Credit: Arabic-English dictionary / William Thomson Wortabet, with the collaboration of John Wortabet and Harvey Porter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$’J * iVfc Protector. Hot. The dog; the lion. 5>' rfU\ Defender, protector; guard, [gai-rison]. Heated, reddened by fii-e. Protector, defender; [advo- A*s cate.] To desire, sigh, have a^longing desire for. To have corapas- bVi*- sion on. To be moved with love Jc and compassion toward. Compassion, mercy; [ tenderness; abundant means of subsistence. Gravitv, sedate- ness. Merciful, moved with com- jV.*- passion and tenderness. Open; resoimding. The Very Merciful (God). j\.i\ •* ^ Cry or sigh of tenderness or compassion; emotion; fond af¬ fection ; [sound of the bow.] ^ >- Compassionate, tender, j^i>- fond, affectionate. One who is merciful, compassionate; moved with pity. 0. ‘tf-- To dye red with henna, V.»- * c Mother-in-law; sister-in-law; female relation of one’s wife. Heat of the sun. To protect, i defend, ward off; render inac¬ cessible. To forbid; bid a pa- ^ tient to abstain from harmful food. To glow, be 'iy very hot. To be angry against. Jc To make hot or to glow ; heat; defend. To abstain from; ^y■ fast; defend one’s self. To be on one’s guard a- gainst; go aside from; refrain from. Protection. [Proteg6]. 0 Anything defended or to be defended; anything forbidden, (diet &c.). ^ 010 Anger, rage’; feeling ot honour and care in regard to what is inviolable; dignity joined to modesty; zeal. • • • * Extreme rage ; irritation; heat or fire of wine, of youth. Poison of a scorpion; sting of a hornet &c. Vehemence of heat or cold.$